I bought an orange cap from a Renllister a couple years ago when I was about to buy a 996. Ended up getting a 964 RS America instead. I think I still have the orange cap since I never used it. I would like to just give it to someone who needs it and deserves it. But since it's Friday and I want to make this fun and entertaining... You have to answer a question. It is tricky but not too difficult and requires Top Gear knowledge: The first person who tells me what it says on the open doors of Top Gear's car that was entered into an endurance race at a famous British track last year gets the orange cap. If the question is too tricky I will modify it but first I'd like to see how many people find "Easter Eggs" on TV shows. BTW, I've worded the question in such a way that it does not contain any "key" words you can enter into Google and search for pictures But you can still try. Good luck!
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Larsen Biscuits?
Read my question again. Look for the Easter egg
haha good episode "**** biscuit" and "*****"
Close, but no cigar (on technicality). Try again
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Ahhh! **** Bisquit
No! Read again. Hint: Pay attention to the italics
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Clearly says "****" on one open door and "*****" on the other...back to work. Funny Though!
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Correct!! We have a winner Please PM me your mailing address and I'll send you the orange cap. Happy Friday!
out of curiosity what was the technicality? (went over my head)
The car actually had Larsen Biscuits on the side, but when the door was opened, only the word **** howed on the telly. The response "Larsen Biscuits" was correct, but the op wanted what was written on the open door (only). The other side would have had a logo which contained the fragment "*****". There - spelled out enough for ya? Top Gear is good watchin' Love it. Think I'll throw an episode on right now actually...
actually it shows **** Biscuit (which was my response), don't care about the cap, but confused
****, biscuit and ***** would be the correct answers.
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